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Genetic Counseling Program

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Tim Hakim, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2021

TimHakim@gmail.com

Elizabeth Chavez portrait

Elizabeth Chavez, MS, CGC

Clinical Supervisor

Genetic Counselor, Tucson Medical Center

Graduate, Class of 2021

elizabethchavez@arizona.edu

Lisa Olsen portrait

Lisa Olsen, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2022

lisaolsen@arizona.edu

Olivia Mays portrait

Olivia Mays, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2022

oliviabalcom@arizona.edu

Rachel Hull portrait

Rachel Hull, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2022

rhull@arizona.edu

Emily Green portrait

Emily Green, PhD, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2022

eigreen@arizona.edu

Morgan Gaynor portrait

Morgan Gaynor, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2022

mgn@arizona.edu

Hope Wollen portrait

Hope Wollen

Class of 2025

hopewollen@arizona.edu

Catherine Jirikowic portrait

Catherine Jirikowic

Class of 2025

cjirikowic@arizona.edu

Maddie Gorman portrait

Maddie Gorman

Class of 2025

mmgorman2@arizona.edu

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